Thursday, March 11, 2021

Thank you to the team at DC Government for all your efforts, our health care workers and first responders, community partners, and all the

Washingtonians who have sacrificed so much to save lives and stop the spread of the virus.

Today marks one year since DC first declared a

PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY.

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WHERE WE ARE TODAY 3

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By 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 10,

77,141people had pre-registered for

a vaccination appointment.

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PRE-REGISTRATION SNAPSHOT 5

CATEGORY # INDIVIDUALS REGISTERED

DC residents in priority zip codes who are 65 and older 1,379

DC residents in any zip code who are 65 and older 2,692

DC residents in priority zip codes who are 18-64 with a qualifying medical condition 11,948

DC residents in any zip code who 18-64 with a qualifying medical condition 32,010

DC residents in priority zip codes who are members of an eligible workforce who are 18 and older 2,818

Members of an eligible workforce who are 18 and older, regardless of home address 9,341

Not Yet Eligible 33,098

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APPOINTMENT INVITATIONS 6

If you signed up to receive email alerts, please remember to check your spam folder.

On Friday, March 12, DC Health will send out approximately

13,550 INVITATIONSto individuals who pre-registered.

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APPOINTMENT INVITATIONS 7

If you receive an invitation to book a vaccination appointment, respond to that invitation within

48 HOURS

If you indicated a vaccine preference, that response will not affect when or if

you receive an appointment invitation. At the moment, those responses are being

shared with the District’s vaccination program team as part of data collection.

Anyone who is pre-registered by 11:59 p.m. the night before invitations go out will be part of the randomized selection

process.

REMINDER:

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FAITH IN THE VACCINE 8

UPCOMING CLINICS:

The Temple of Praise (Ward 8)Monday, March 15 and Tuesday, March 16

Union Temple Baptist Church (Ward 8)Thursday, March 18 and Friday, March 19

Greater Mt Calvary Holy Church (Ward 5)Monday, March 22 and Tuesday, March 23

First Baptist of Minnesota Avenue (Ward 7)Wednesday, March 24 and Friday, March 26

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church (Ward 7)Monday, March 29 and Tuesday, March 30

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#WEAREDC PRE-REGISTRATION PHOTO CHALLENGE 9

1 2Call a senior

Register that senior on vaccinate.dc.gov

3 4Post a pic of the senior or you & the senior on social media

Use the hashtag #WeAreDC

NEW CDC GUIDANCE

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11FULLY VACCINATED

What does it mean to be fully vaccinated?

People are considered fully vaccinated for COVID-19 two weeks after they have received the second dose in a

2-dose series (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna), or two weeks after they have received a single-dose vaccine

(Johnson & Johnson/Janssen )

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12NEW CDC RECOMMENDATIONS

According to new recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, fully vaccinated people can:

§ Visit with other fully vaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or physical distancing

§ Visit with unvaccinated people from a single household who are at low risk for severe COVID-19 disease indoors without wearing masks or physical distancing

§ Refrain from quarantine and testing following a known exposure if asymptomatic

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VISITING OTHER FULLY VACCINATED PEOPLE 14

Fully vaccinated people can visit with other fully vaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or physical distancing

This recommendation means that people can visit without masks if everyone is fully vaccinated.

Note: Indoor gatherings in DC can still not exceed 10 people.

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VISITING UNVACCINATED PEOPLE AT HIGHER RISK 15

If a fully vaccinated person(s) visits an unvaccinated person at increased risk of severe COVID19 (e.g. seniors or people with qualifying medical conditions), everyone should wear

masks (even the fully vaccinated person), social distance, and preferably, be outside.

Example: If a fully vaccinated 35-year-old visits her unvaccinated 68-year-old mom, both the mother and daughter should wear masks and social distance.

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VISITING UNVACCINATED PEOPLE FROM MULTIPLE HOUSEHOLDS 16

If a fully vaccinated person(s) visits unvaccinated people from multiple households, everyone should wear masks (even the fully vaccinated person),

social distance, and preferably, be outside.

Example: A fully vaccinated woman visits her unvaccinated cousin, and her cousin also has an unvaccinated friend visiting her house. In this instance, because there are multiple unvaccinated people from different households, all people (including the fully vaccinated woman) should wear

masks, social distance, and preferably, be outside.

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VISITING UNVACCINATED PEOPLE FROM A SINGLE HOUSEHOLD 17

If a fully vaccinated person(s) visits an unvaccinated person(s) and no one in the unvaccinated house is at risk for severe COVID-19, then the people

may visit without their masks.

Example: A fully vaccinated couple has dinner at their unvaccinated neighbors’ house. No one in the unvaccinated household is at risk of severe COVID-19 (e.g. they are not seniors, they don’t

have qualifying medical conditions). In this case, both couples could remove their masks.

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Take precautions in public like wearing a well-fitted mask and physical distancing

Avoid medium- and large-sized in-person gatherings

Get tested if experiencing COVID-19 symptoms

For now, fully vaccinated people should continue to:

If you are fully vaccinated and not sure what to do or you are not sure if someone near you is at risk for severe COVID-19, keep your mask on and social distance.

GENERAL UPDATES

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PPPREADY.COM 20

ARE YOU PPP READY?

PPPready.comhelps DC businesses navigate the

Paycheck Protection Program.

DC businesses were able to access $2.2 billion in 2020. Let’s do it again in 2021.

Source: ny1.com

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PARKING ENFORCEMENT 21

The Department of Public Works (DPW) is resuming parking enforcement for vehicles violating no parking

signs in school zones.

Warning tickets will be issued Monday, March 15 through Friday, March 19.

§ During this period, fines will not be issued, vehicles may be relocated to a legal parking space (no tow fee). Call 311 to locate your vehicle.

Beginning Monday, March 22,

$25 tickets will be issued to violators.

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PARKING ENFORCEMENT 22

What enforcement remains suspended?

§ No parking in school zones§ Non-commercial vehicles illegally parked

in commercial loading zones.§ Large vehicles, 22 feet and over, illegally

parked next to a recreational park, school, church or residential domicile.

§ Safety violations, such as: vehicles illegally in or near bike lanes, crosswalks, fire hydrants, etc.

§ Emergency no parking violations (vehicles will be relocated without charge and will not be ticketed)

§ Expired District license plates and inspection stickers

§ Expired residential parking permits§ Expired meters§ Vehicle booting and towing

What’s being enforced?